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bsttleshlp Aurora, the transport Oral, the ‘i _ '_ u um Us ' n K Tiessurer John A. Glones now under ln- oolllol' BIPIUOU, llld Dino torpedo boats, W";;lTyE %“°C0"unAgem: ‘};:r£Nh;?S _hliolureiit hy the grand jury for sllegerl bound for the Far East, have entered STOPPANI, Stock Brokers New Yurkv euihezzlerui-nt ofthe citys funds, is said Suez Canal. V ‘ ' ` to have admitted that he had passed,

‘ 1- I with authority. counterfeit cliy bonls ag-

APPRUVEB Br rustic TASTE *"‘""”‘*-r T~=1°i>'=°»f= as “'“““"'"" '“ “""“ ”5-°°°-

Jun. 23

-- ' Recent Newspaper Sensation in London by its Aid Uniting i.iil°ii§§"°°° J

Half Century record of the Williams _ Com," Plslula mrrked ovldenco of its li'l€ -l-ei€ph0|l6 and Pi`l0il0gl`3pi`\"A PaLh€LiC Di`BHm B

in nn th. , , _

Q' y W" -The Loss in Transmission-Some ofthe Late §“mm°'°&0m°

Tyr h- l, < 4 b t , \ 1 NewVYork Cenirul ,,,,, ,',‘,‘,.,,,’f",',f,,,,‘§§,,f',f°,,,,,,,[‘s_;f,§,{,cPf;§[‘; ALh|6V8fll€lliS Help [0 Bank R0bb8l`S- coieruuo Fneiaireir

fuiiiicistion lies good sound common -

---soliioin wal iurs for afield. At its ` _ Detroltllalls

bg sri Runway

sense of_the pco nd \vlienzi piano like . . Y [|||u0|g Centra) the Wiuiumsiakesuleadiiigplscein pub- ‘ 1110 layman ll-Seems it mere mutter Mwhnlmn

of increasing the strength of batter- Missouri Pacino

lic fnvor and holds it for more than half A century with 'growing reputation and success,tliere is only one reason for it, and that is that the Williams Piano has been in quality and workmanship ull tiizit can be desired by music-loving and cul- tured people. The record ofthe achieve- mont of such a desirable reputation, extending, as it does, over_more than half a century, is interesting in the extreme. In |849 the first Williams Piano was manufactured in the City of Toronto. .Canadigri trade at that time was not oi' lntemational importance and the busi- ness was conducted in a small way at first, but as the National prosperity in- creased, the demand for Williams Pianos climbed steadily up, until fifteen years go it was found necessary to move the fact to Oshawa, Ontario,whereit now ooollopis I whole town block, and where athoroughiy modem establishment with

a mpacig of 8,000 instruments yearly, nowslzn as a token ofthe energy and integrity of its founders and the skill and training of Canadian workmen. The Williams Pianos may truly be said to be

typicaléy Canadian and an achievement ofwhi Canadians may be justly proud.

The Williams Piano Co. has recently

been N-organized in order to provide for still further expansion oftheir grow-` ing buiness, and since that time s new vera ofpfqsperity h§s set in. The sales in the past four months reaching over 200 K month. Mr. Robert Williams, the

t ofthe Company, has a ripe ex-

perience gained through over8O years prncticlj association with the business, md Hr. Fred Bull. the Vice~Preident and M\nager,is a man well known to the Piano krld and brimful ofcnergy. Mr. Bull believes that the best machinery amiable is none too good for the Wil- lixms factory and the Williams Piano is tho boat in the Canadian market to-day. The company is e-ver on the alert to lsofethe newest improvements for their liltnunent and among their recent acqui- Ifhkms are the V/iliinms Acoustic Rim on the New Smle Williamsand the Capo tfmtm Bar. The New Scale “Williams isa piano which has been constructed along entirely new lines and possessm so many advantages over other makes that lt.i.s<well worth ones calling at the local

waremoms to examlnuthem.

The Williams Plano Co., Oshawa,

publish three booklets on the history and construction ofa piano which can be had direct by mail on applkztion or from the

local Agents of this celebrated piano.

Miller Bros.

l-i_x-_1-*il

` EIGHT CHUii_Qii_iES CLOSED.

Cmcaoo, Jan. 19.-Eight more churches

and a number of halls were closed to-dh? or vlolariou of the olty ordlnano es.

Eastern- Steamship Co,

International Division. Winter Reduced Rates

ta edect to May ist, i0°4~

St. John to Portland 33-°° St. John to Boston $3-5° Commending December io. ¥9°3.!¢¢l*“¢" l°‘"'

St. John at 8 a. m. (Atlantic Standard) Thurs- days for Lubes, Ealtport, Portland and Beaton

Returning from Boston at 9 s.m.vls. Penland. snip.-in and Lubee. Mondlvl- Pnggegers arriving st Bt.Iobn on evenings

previous to morning lallingscan go dir¢C¢ N lteamer and tnke cabin berths or stiiterooms ffl' the lrlp.

wm. o. LEE, agent. St- John. N~ B-

CLLVIN AUSTIN, V. P. & G¢u'l Manager.

A. H. nausoonr, G. P. A T. a. General Ofiiees, Fosters Wharf. B°l¢°°- MW

Although the central figure in the

,World of electricity is not nl promin- ently beforo the public as he was a year ago, new discoveries in the realm lu which he is king are au- nounced evsry other day, Had not Marconi exhausted our powers of amazement by his foot. of telegraph- ivz abross nie Atlantic ocean witn- out wires, they might well be exer- cised by 5, score ot' less important demonstrations which have since been mwdo by other scientists. Scarce-ly a week goes by without marking some new electrical achievement. (Jiir store of‘know1edge of the magic dufd increases by lespa and bounds. Yet we seem to bo no nearer to A full understanding of this marvelous force. The lay mind no longer tries to grasp it. Daily miracles n.re per- formed under his eyes-the trolley car, the telephone, the incandescent light-but he is unmoved. He has al- most ceased to wonder at them. We have short memories. It is rather the necromancy than the miracle of electricity which fascinatea and aston- lshea. .

A Newspaper Sensation.

Some weeks ago the English pub-

llc was astounded when a. London newspaper had Cliamberlain's New- castle Ipeech on sale on the streets of tho metropolis 5 few minutes after it had been delivered. ‘They almost doubted that such an achievement were possible, oven with the printed proof in their hands. And yet tho

gplanation is very simple. Beside

o speaker a number of telephones

had been placed, the wires lending into the ofllco of the newspaper. At this London end with the receivers :it their ears sat a corps of shorthand reporters. Each msn worked for two minutes taking down the speech. Ho would then be relieved while his not- es were transcribed into longhand, and sent to the compositors. So rapidly was the work carried on that tho type was only about five minutes behind the shorthand character. As a result, Mr. Chamberlain had herd- ly driven away from the hull when the London newsboys were on the

limos! with their "extra s11ccia,lS."

Telephone and Phonograph.

This some paper-The Daily Muil-

announced on Monday that it had conducted reasonably successful ex- periments with tho olectrogroph, an invention of E. G. Caven, im Eng- lllh engineer, who once worked with Edison at Menio Purk, New Jersey. The olectrogaph is nothing more or less than a recording telephone-a combination of phonograph and tele- phone. Messages spoken over the telephone are recorded nt the other ond, and can be reud at any time by the person to whom they are nd- dreased. Thus a. permanent record of conversations may bo obtained. No annoyance need be caused if the per- son telephoned huppens to be away or engaged. When he returns ho will had the message awaiting him. The Dujly Ma.ll’s experiment was mode between London und Twickenham, 5. distance of 12 miles. Tho inventor hopes to be able to increase the dis- tance almost indefinitely. His hopes may be realized, but its more expres- sion is uluiost pathetic. It is what so many elcctriciaxis have dreamed of-the trunsmission of energy _with-

out loss.

The Loss ln Transmission.

As a mutter oi fact, electric power

cannot bi: Lruiisiiiiitcd nu inch with- out losiiig force. To the mind of

Alf.

ies, and to u curtain extent, this is

.I’. R.

roi cog. sol eng ` 503 50| so sir

rooklyu Rapid Transit

'JZ Jill

2455’ ?-*Q i E 1393134 iH 145; 145 ,B

PIONEER TALKS

mob 12% Tells How Dodds Kiiiuev Pills Drove 121 l‘Zl

Away Ilia Troubles und Made lliin Feel Young Again.

R41' PORTAGE, Jun. 25th- (SpceIui.)- inhty years of age, but halo auil hearty,

. S. Barnes, father of it former Muyor, well-fitted to speak of anything that

Mi 9°’ concerns the welfare of Rst Portage. And

so. With our prcs'!it knowledge the M°t'°°p°m’°u 123,123 nothing concerns a municipality more

trouble is that there is is limit to Peunsylvanm

the power of batteries. Logicully, 3055101

there may be no reason why, if a. 20 Sugar

horse-power buttery can be built, a Southern Pacific

20,000,000 horsepower buttery sg, pant

should not be built also. In reality twin 01”

thcro are many reasons, Just as there U are reasons why in pioco of plate Unlwdsmws sms,

glass 100 yards square cannot be manufactured. It is on the problem

of reducin the amount of electrical mlm' I‘°“d S' Gam

461 ~il.\§ fr 129 1205 S, 51,1 51;;

nlon Poolfio

12512 P

“ " Preferred 59B 59) m

1215 123 than the health of its people. Speaking

om his own experience I\Ir. Barnes

ys:- “I wus terribly troubici with Kidney

1475 1431 Complaint. I suffered severely with 95_ U" pains across my back and ai burning sou. hu' BH sstlou when urinating. Dodd's Kidney

ills took these troubles away und left

e feeling younger und in better health an I have been in years. My Kidney

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power lost in trunllt that some of L°\ll5Vm°&N”hVm° lu lu Qmplslut wns completely cured by

tho lending electricians of the duy

obstacle which electricity must uver- ciiiiic boioru it can altogether din- ploce steam us n, motive power. For

lnlon Ooal Commcn

SURE CURE 1/OR SICK STOMACH.

moving distributed loads it is Such maladies as Nausea, Sink Stomach C]

supreme, but when the load becomes CFBIDDH Bild CDUU. leld WSWUUY '-0 P01: `

riirict-ritrutcd, as on rr heavy through I"

ii-night or passenger train, it cannot f,,°pNm. M M, y an B ‘iiluili 5fCl1"\~ drops In watt; forlqulckt relief. fA tlargs

some Lau Aehisumsutr. 250. bottleo ervi tue s a oom or an

But while ,hw great problem nam, safeguard ln any household, audnvilrlll save

to set a limit on electrical progress K; 8 "

in Q certain direction, it cannot for- F

ever tit-fy thc e.\1ptu'l1|\0nt<s!‘s who u.l'6 origaged upon it. ln the meantime much is being done by the way, as it were. Tlic-re is, for instance, the nuioinutic switch in use in Toronto upon the .<ti'<~i,-t ruilwny system. The switch point guiilcs one Cnr in one direction, swings buck, and guides uriothor in un opposite direction, without doiuy, without mistake, and without human udvice or interference. ‘Tho modern liiitrl oflc-rs iinother ex- anipln of cicclriciil progress. Every room is furnished with n lelophunc. A guest rniiy sit romi`ortni\l_v in his chull' rind tuik with u iriond in ltivicro, du Loup, six hundred miles away. Should hu journey on one of the grant ruiiwuy lines he may see the cars lights-tl by electrical energy supplied by thc re\'oluiions of the

3 who-els. .lf he travels across the

occnii hi- might liuy n rlitily paper which received its news by wireless telcgrnphy. In London he could see ` the new Hewitt light, which ncedl neither wires nor curbons, but which glows in s vacuum with is steady blue flume, and which should there- fore bo an ideal light for roeding,

‘ niiip to nariir anim-». fl

As to thc uses to which chemists

rent--their name is legion. In our own streets wo have seen huge steel rails welded together, We mrgy reed in police records of enterprising bank

steel doors as though they were so

The some agency will magnetically

could not be handled for hours.

od from among hundreds equally re-

d 1 i norance, who shall sa

our hyviedqe shell be rounded and

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back lf it . 8

3°.1'.‘I.i‘§.I.“f»’i-‘i’suiN»0iif%i`i‘i.s is coiioiifufa

eat suffering and btgdootor s every th

Haiiuu-on s Pu.Ls ooN"r Giurn.

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D°m W 6”! De1d'sKifin¢yPii1s."

are now engaged. This is tho great i

D.ess Goods.--Our idea is to ear out all our dress goods in

n'u Nervlllne, anrflf you suffer period- Order _to m3~ke_ mom for the new' ally from any of these complaints rust Here 15 the price x-3 05. Prowse

vlll h d d take a few

ros. 25 d ii

Substantial shoes for school children

at will make them sell rapidly.-Conrov

3" D° 7°” uw Nervmuei Try H" i The Shoemau, Sunnyside, Charlottetown.

25dwll

CUB. _

We have asuie cure for

Eczema or Salt Rheum. We can tell you of many very stubborn cases where it has been used and has effected a

cure in every case. It is called

MacNciil’s Eczema Lotion

We guarantee it tocurc any

case. Should it fail we refund the money. »

Price 25 cts a bottle. Sent

by mail on receipt of price. Sold only by

H. A. ELLIS

ond manufacturers have put the cur- of

A Big Bid for Your Money.

f Wht Th C t Us.

Ouriioods or a cy os

Beat This, Who Will ?

While this advertisement stands we offer all goods enumerated in list below at what

O ' ' n free. It is not likelv vou are prepared to believe that any

they cost us. ui- service give

cl I ' th n he has to for them. W¢ 50

merchant is selling up-to date goo s at a owcr price a pay

ot pretend to do it. We want money and are certainly making a high bid for it, when we

fer our goods without profit. Our stock is a very choice one.

Give us a share of your patronage and we will do as we advertise.

All Fur Collars

A1 ur ape

All Winter Gloves

All Heavy Pop Shirts

robbers who have out through solid All Fur Coats I White Shirts much cheese, thanks to electricity. . Colored Shirts

im not steel pianos, which formerly IF C _ A special lot at less than half

Those are but ri few instances select- All Winter Clow Caps price,

mukabie. when this much has been _ All Ulster Coats

wliliiz izxietyurnogi be accomplished wheh All Mumers All Overcoats

All Rairiproof Coats

All Canadian Tvveeds.

All Oxford Twceds.

Over iooo yds. to choose from.

All Ladies’ Suitings,

mm 1,; 7 » - All Reefers Freizes, Tweefis. `Serges and

1 All imported Ready-made Priesthis Black GoodS_

All Winter Underwear Suits

To move to you than

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ever o u .

hlleedlngaiid protruding Vllolt D A ’

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tim ini l the V `

horiiinvivhalttiliey think oflt. Y¢\»_\;d.oa;)uao1lg and, CLOT H|ER‘ HATTER FU

Dr chasers o|nt|-nenf Opposite Post Oiiice, Morris Block, Victoria Row.

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AND T|i.|. THEY con. .

. - - ‘ v ` re was thron ed with deli hted bu ers who evidently knew

~ Every da the crowds attending our Great Bargam Sale arehgemligliahgri; alhidsasrgblodsbaiiihtiiixseg le.¢;1tn.§Lii1i§n§iiO in Tweeds, Cheviots,Fanc§; Mixtuiyes, Black faucys, Colored

they WCl'C lll ihC lillglli S1101) And 110 WO11d€f_» When they can Sgcure E-re S yn; fancw Workfau a'tpha1fpri¢¢_ Then 311 Oynr Silk Waists including that elegant lot we opened :i iciv Silks’ Colored Silk velvet and velveteen’ besides fancy Velvets (E cgi; will aur Sklfig includiii 75 new ones il] IHC SDI'lIlX SiylCS and no two alike. Ladies say they are the dim,-,icst days b=f°fe the sale began are Bening at 67-cts on me dollar' eS113esf{;' 0 Al All‘l.3(llCS Clilll JIICKCIS id stock while a few of the largest sizes we will clear at Half PI‘iCC. Skirts ever Shown here’ and a decided Bargain' ’Ihe§e also' go at f-ho .F 'SOC 11 rs M1155 and etc. which we will clear at Half Pl'iCC. Other Furs I-3 off. These are only a few

A11"I`|'1mmed iillllilléfy Half Pl‘lCC. And still a nice lot o t ose l1l’S in o a , i

Of the many Bargains We are Offering- _ h e also taken a tumbp- a great many lines going at Half Pl°iCC, others 1-3 off. Come in men and have a look at these. They are

In the Men S Clothing Depirtmggiir P;h(ile€t>u;vl‘lCl’C. You don’t get ,Bargains like these very often.

Genuine Snaps. If will pay y°11 *O “Y »

Read the following list

Half Price

1000 yds Dress Goods 500 yds Ulster Cloth 450 yds Silk Velvet 300 yds Velveteen ` i ` ~ 265 yds Fancy Blouse Silk 25 Fur Mnffs 30 Fur Collars

All Fur Capes

All Fur Lined Capes A11 Trimmed Hao

Children’s Gloves

Lot of Men's Gloves Lot of Dress Trimmings Flannelette Underwear

Laces, Embroidery

Wings, Breasts, Cord

Ladies’ 1°`a.oinators Lot. of Men’s Ready

Made Clothing

Silk Shirt Waists

Lot of Jackets

Gloves

i Ladies’ Fur Caps

Ribbons

Whitewear

I-3 iifi

Wrappers I ,

Mei1’s Clothing

Merle Hats and Caps

Men’s Fur Coats

Men’s Fur Caps

Men’s F nr Mitts 2

Ladies’ Fur Mitts

Ladies’ Fur Rolls

Sleigh Robes l

Wool Shawls i,

Wool Rugs

Wool Tams

Waterpi'oofs

Blankets

Bachelors

Stamped Linens

dies’ Skirts

SEN I NER, I RAINDR

THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.

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Cushion Lovers

Men°s Vliiiiter Shirts

Prints

Wiistbags

Purses

All goods not mentioned 10

to 20 per cent nfl".

Samples given and Goods

sent on approval as usual.

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